Clearance Issue with 395cid Stroker?
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With the 4.125 crank, you might run into having to clearence the block where the rod/bolts come around. I know you don't have to with a 4.0" crank. FWIW, the 395 is going to have bad side load problems, and place the piston wrist pin high in the oil landings. I guess custom pistons could remedy some of this, but there is no cure for side load except a bigger bore.
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Originally Posted by Beast96Z
With the 4.125 crank, you might run into having to clearence the block where the rod/bolts come around. I know you don't have to with a 4.0" crank. FWIW, the 395 is going to have bad side load problems, and place the piston wrist pin high in the oil landings. I guess custom pistons could remedy some of this, but there is no cure for side load except a bigger bore.
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Originally Posted by kumar75150
nooooo
i just had mine done and have no worries about side loading, my engine builder and lunati feel confident this package will be very reliable and last a long time.
Last edited by antz01ta; 03-15-2004 at 08:27 AM.